Youth Sports June 11, 2025
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 1 year, 2 months AGO
Courtesy photo The Sting Soccer Club 2014 boys premier soccer team went undefeated, scored 23 goals for the tournament and beat the Sandpoint Strikers to win its division at the 3 Blind Refs tourney May 30-June 1 in Kalispell, Mont. From left are Jayce Beck, Weston Miller, Luke Hlebichuk, William Bubsy, Marco Pierantoni, Everett Case, Marek Hanners, Axel Keinert, Zane Beamer, Will Samere, Peyton Nelson and coach Nick Funkhouser.
Courtesy photo The Vikings, from Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls, won the Gridiron 10U Pacific Northwest flag football championship in Seattle. The Vikings went 3-0, defeating an undefeated Seattle team and an undefeated Puyallup team. In the front row from left are Crew Randklev, Leo Nivison, Josiah Donison, Isaiah Luster, Lucas Shamion, Zion Williams, Jameson Beierle and Boone Eberlin; and rear from left, coaches Cody Beierle and Ryne Eberlin. Not pictured is Maxxon Morrison.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene Crush 10U softball team went 5-0 to win the Spokane Girls Fastpitch Softball Association Summer Classic tournament last weekend in Spokane. This is the Crush's third tournament win in a row, and they have gone 16-0 in that timeframe. In the front row from left are Quinn Currill, Isla Wearne, Lyla Atteberry, Kamryn Corbey and Davy Hicks; and back row from left, head coach Joe Corbey, Lily Ratcliffe, Addy Johnson, Madi West, Harper Andersen, Aliya Pennock, Brianna Wilson, Vinnie Gongora and coach Kara Hicks.
Courtesy photo Colton Tirri, 12, of Rathdrum, has qualified for Loretta Lynn’s amateur national race in two classes — 10-12 limited and 10-12 class — on his 85cc KTM. Nationals are July 28-Aug. 2 at the Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.
Courtesy photo The Kootenai Composite Youth Mountain Bike Team finished its season June 1 at the state championship in Gig Harbor, Wash. Raul Diaz, Trent Roberts, Zoe Honsinger, Noah Schroder, Jack Mobbs, Avani Schroder, Max Cole, Miles Burns, Noah Perkins, Cal McDevitt and Levi Morett all completed the 5-mile trail race. The high school team ended the season in second place and the middle school team was eighth. In the front row from left are Levi Morett, Austin Perkins, Oliver Casile, Tristan King, Kennedy Cole, Eleanor Casile and Greta McDevitt; and back row from left, Noah Schroder, Raul…
Courtesy photo 208 Volleyball U14 Elite took first place in the 14 Open division last weekend at the prestigious Triple Crown West Coast Invitational in Salt Lake City. In the front row from left are Lily Fletcher, Sonia-Rei Fong, Gretah Angle, Jade Laos and Danica Pratt; and back row from left, Shayna Singh, Ellie Garcia, Everlee Powell, Peyton Barclift, Rowan Greenfield and head coach Debbie Buchanan.
• RATHDRUM PARKS AND RECREATION
Flag football
June 9
K-1st Grade Flag Football
Basler Construction vs. Champion Concrete
Basler Construction: Barrett South (2 TD), Morgan Basler (1 TD), Xavier Hiebert (1 PAT)
Champion Concrete: Reggie Hamilton (1 TD), Brighton Rondas (2 TD), Paisley Hilbert (1 TD), Quincy Luther-Lund (1PAT)
CDA Paving vs. Tamarack Family Services
CDA Paving: Dane Nelson (1 TD), Ezekiel Larkin (1 TD), Roman Bean (1 TD), Aedan Russell (1 TD)
Tamarack Family Services: Keegan Koehler (1 TD), Lucas Surmeyer (1 TD)
2nd-3rd Grade Flag Football
Champion Concrete vs. Spirit Lake Family Dental
Champion Concrete: Lawson Lamm (1 TD)
Spirit Lake Family Dental: Easton Reyes (1 TD) William Haag (1 TD)
Young Construction vs. Mihara Law
Young Construction: Beckett Waldo (2 TD)
Mihara Law: (2 TD)
4th-6th Grade Flag Football
Helping Hand Handyman vs. Seright’s Ace Hardware
Helping Hand: (1 TD)
Ace Hardware: Ariyah Lonestar (1 TD), Blacke Carey (1 TD, 2 PTA)
Surf Shack vs. Chambers Construction & Remodeling
Surf Shack: (0)
Chambers Construction: (TD)
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Courtesy photo The Vikings, from Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls, won the Gridiron 10U Pacific Northwest flag football championship in Seattle. The Vikings went 3-0, defeating an undefeated Seattle team and an undefeated Puyallup team. In the front row from left are Crew Randklev, Leo Nivison, Josiah Donison, Isaiah Luster, Lucas Shamion, Zion Williams, Jameson Beierle and Boone Eberlin; and rear from left, coaches Cody Beierle and Ryne Eberlin. Not pictured is Maxxon Morrison.
Courtesy photo The Coeur d'Alene Crush 10U softball team went 5-0 to win the Spokane Girls Fastpitch Softball Association Summer Classic tournament last weekend in Spokane. This is the Crush's third tournament win in a row, and they have gone 16-0 in that timeframe. In the front row from left are Quinn Currill, Isla Wearne, Lyla Atteberry, Kamryn Corbey and Davy Hicks; and back row from left, head coach Joe Corbey, Lily Ratcliffe, Addy Johnson, Madi West, Harper Andersen, Aliya Pennock, Brianna Wilson, Vinnie Gongora and coach Kara Hicks.
Courtesy photo Colton Tirri, 12, of Rathdrum, has qualified for Loretta Lynn’s amateur national race in two classes — 10-12 limited and 10-12 class — on his 85cc KTM. Nationals are July 28-Aug. 2 at the Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tenn.
Courtesy photo The Kootenai Composite Youth Mountain Bike Team finished its season June 1 at the state championship in Gig Harbor, Wash. Raul Diaz, Trent Roberts, Zoe Honsinger, Noah Schroder, Jack Mobbs, Avani Schroder, Max Cole, Miles Burns, Noah Perkins, Cal McDevitt and Levi Morett all completed the 5-mile trail race. The high school team ended the season in second place and the middle school team was eighth. In the front row from left are Levi Morett, Austin Perkins, Oliver Casile, Tristan King, Kennedy Cole, Eleanor Casile and Greta McDevitt; and back row from left, Noah Schroder, Raul Diaz, Zoe Honsinger, Trent Roberts, Cal McDevitt, Max Cole, Noah Perkins, Sione Fisher, Christian Blasick, Miles Burns, Avani Schroder, Jack Mobbs and Linden Wilkinson.
Courtesy photo 208 Volleyball U14 Elite took first place in the 14 Open division last weekend at the prestigious Triple Crown West Coast Invitational in Salt Lake City. In the front row from left are Lily Fletcher, Sonia-Rei Fong, Gretah Angle, Jade Laos and Danica Pratt; and back row from left, Shayna Singh, Ellie Garcia, Everlee Powell, Peyton Barclift, Rowan Greenfield and head coach Debbie Buchanan.